Victorian Double Gas Light, England, Circa 1910

This late-19th-century brass gas fixture reflects the transitional engineering found in American interiors as gaslight began giving way to early gas-electric hybrids. The three-arm l...

This is a 1890s double light hanging fixture by Angle Lamp Company. Originally lit by kerosene it has now been electrified. It has the original glas...

Rare aluminum, brass and glass chandelier, c1850, hand-forged aluminum with brass accents supports two former oil lamps with glass shades. First produced in 1825, aluminum was very d...

An incredible early 20th‑century twin‑arm ceiling light. c.1900 Manufactured to a very high quality, originally gas‑fired and later sensitively converted for electricity. The cast‑b...

French 3 Arm Brass Electrolier / Ceiling Pendant Etched opaque glass shades, main arm can be shortened if required . Perfect for over a kitchen island . France, circa 1900. Heigh...

American Victorian wrought iron chandelier with 4 scroll design arms extending from a scalloped edge ring form center with etched frosted glass bow...

A beautiful and elegant late 19th century chandelier , originally it was a gas fixture that was converted into electricity, the height can be allot shorter...

Victorian style chandelier made of brass with a nickel finish and gold, green, and red accents. The chain and canopy are made of brushed finish steel. This requires two standard Edis...

Just about the turn of the last century,, as electric lighting gained in popularity, makers of gas lighting devices added electric lines and sockets to their gas jets. When one didn't work, the other did. Gas up facing, electricity down facing. This light is a grand example of those Victorian times. Although it has just been freshly converted to all electric, you can see the larger gas shades...

Antique Victorian four light converted oil lamp pendant chandelier. Made of brass featuring French Neoclassical styling with pierced / scrolled acanthus accents and four candlestick...